The unique, detached home with nine bedrooms and five bathrooms is something of a landmark property, and includes a self-contained apartment.
It has extensive lawned gardens with established trees and shrubs.
Entering from the front porch, the house has a spacious hallway with a feature fireplace, a staircase up, and period style decor, including coving and a ceiling rose.
Two bay-fronted reception rooms serve as impressive living and dining rooms, and there is a large study with fitted bookshelves, a home gym, and along with the stunning kitchen, a utility, a pantry, and a ground floor wc.
The kitchen includes extensive fitted units with integrated appliances and a central island with breakfast bar.
Eight of the nine bedrooms are on the first floor with four bathrooms, one of which is an en suite to the main bedroom.
A self-contained, roomy apartment can be accessed from the landing or by stairs to the rear of the house, and comprises an open plan living area used currently as a snooker room, a double bedroom, open plan living kitchen and a shower room.
There are cellars to the property that offer storage space.
Boundary walls and hedges surround formal gardens to the front and side.
A gated driveway has a turning circle with parking space, and there are twin integral double garages with remote control doors and both power and light.
Formerly used as a nursing home, Parkside is said by the agents to have plenty of potential for a variety of different uses, subject to any necessary planning permissions.
Parkside, Park Street, Worksop, is for sale at a price of £750,000, with Mellor and Beer estate agents, Worksop, Notts.
It is listed with www.rightmove.co.uk

1. Parkside, Park Street, Worksop
A bright and welcoming hallway, with feature fireplace. Photo: Tom Hodgson

2. Parkside, Park Street, Worksop, Notts
An impressive kitchen has a central island and breakfast bar. Photo: Tom Hodgson

3. Parkside, Park Street, Worksop, Notts
A spacious, bay fronted sitting room. Photo: Tom Hodgson

4. Parkside, Park Street, Worksop, Notts
The sitting room's large bay window admits plenty of natural light Photo: Tom Hodgson

